Fannie, Freddie $223 Billion Debt Rollover Problem
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My name is Nikolay Mihaylov, and these are my finance notes. I am *NOT* so experienced in this area, but may be is good for you to see how I am thinking :) Unlike most other blogs, here, everything is real transaction, unless is theoretical post, which is used for finding entering price. So enjoy it.
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